X-POS XP-2200 1D Barcode Scanner USB RS-232

X-POS XP-2200 Barcode Scanner

The X-POS XP-2200 Scanner provides a high-performance data capture solution for intensive retail and inventory management environments. This hardware utilizes advanced linear imaging technology to decode a wide array of 1D barcodes with high precision. Consequently, it reduces manual entry errors and accelerates the checkout process in high-volume settings. The architecture relies on high-grade components to ensure consistent uptime. Furthermore, the device supports multiple communication protocols to maintain compatibility with diverse Point of Sale architectures.

Key Features

• Multi-Interface Versatility
  This hardware supports USB, RS-232, and Virtual Serial Port protocols to ensure seamless integration with legacy and modern systems.
• Ruggedized Industrial Design
  • Manufactured using imported high-impact ABS material.
  • Withstands repeated drops from heights up to 2 meters.
  • Protects internal optical assemblies from mechanical shock and vibration.
• Driverless Plug-and-Play Operation
  The device functions immediately upon connection without requiring additional software or proprietary drivers for standard HID operation.
• Broad OS Compatibility
  • Full support for Windows XP, 7, 8, and 10 environments.
  • Native integration capabilities for mobile platforms including iOS and Android.
  • Supports various terminal emulations for specialized enterprise software.

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• X-POS XP-2200 Handheld Scanner Unit
• USB Interface Cable
• Quick Start Configuration Guide

Why Choose this Barcode Reader

• The 2-year warranty period significantly lowers the total cost of ownership by providing long-term hardware protection.
• The inclusion of Virtual Serial Port support allows modern USB hardware to communicate with older COM-port-based POS software.
• The high-impact ABS housing prevents downtime caused by accidental drops in fast-paced warehouse or retail environments.
• Cross-platform support ensures that the peripheral remains functional even if the facility migrates from Windows to Android-based tablets.